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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
5
Allen Nelson of Beatrice spent Sunday with Diller friends. Miss Fannie Diller returned Tuesday from visiting her brother S. H. Diller and family in Fairbury. Enquiries at this office.
Six room house with barn wood house good well and cistern for rent in Diller. Enquire at Rigdon's store.
Mr and Mrs Will Glathar and two or three children came home early in the week after a visit starting Saturday with friends and relatives in Tecumseh.
Sam Diller and his family move from Wilber where he served as Burlington agent for years to Cheyenne Wyoming to establish their home and begin anew.
The speaker argues for economic allocation that favors sending wheat and meat to heroic allies abroad, while maintaining sufficient internal efficiency and food supplies for the nation. The tone supports supporting allied nations fighting for freedom without harming domestic resilience.
Fragmentary health note suggests avoiding red meats to prevent sour stomach. It urges eating slowly and thoroughly chewing food to aid digestion.
Dana Bugbee and his wife learn from their son Elton at Camp Cody Deming New Mexico that he has been discharged from Company F 4th Nebraska. He notes he altered in Battery B 127 Heavy Field Artillery also stationed at Camp Cody Steele City Press.
A bold advertisement promises a $25 monthly boost in spare time with a free outfit and training. It urges prompt postal inquiries for particulars and notes limited territory vacancies, directing readers to Publisher Box 155 N Times Square Station New York City.
Fragmented OCR text shows a claim offering one hundred dollars for a cure of ear disease. Mentions diseased ear portion, inflammation, and catarrh. Language is garbled but implies a medical reward or promise of treatment. Abstracted item notes a local notice about medical cure offer.
John W. Miller of Lincoln called on Diller friends yesterday. Mrs. Ouke Franzen visits Steele City with friends this week. Thoroughbred Buff Orpington roosters for sale. Ben Albers and Mrs J H Pittenger arrived from Beatrice to visit Diller relatives. Co L E Blaneer from Lincoln plans to build on his 80 near Lincoln.
Piano tuner and technician W L Loyd promotes eighteen years with Steinways New York. Leave orders at the Record office. Mrs Meikle accompanied her daughter in law Mrs Charley Gregory to her Kansas City home Sunday after a brief visit here.
Andrew Young of Albion Nebraska stopped here Tuesday on his return from Denver and spent a day visiting Mr and Mrs Paul Stange, longtime neighbors and friends in Boone county.
Mrs Smith and Mrs G H Brewerton report relief from long stomach trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets. They claim the medicine eases indigestion heaviness after meals and restores normal function.
Registration at the Nebraska School of Agriculture in Lincoln for the coming school year shows about 20 percent fewer students than last year. Despite the shortage, attendance is seen as a given record for an agriculture school and some boys will be allowed to return home to help with harvesting and make up their work later.
A Fairbury News note says after the month begins movie tickets will add a penny war revenue tax to ten cent admissions and two extra for fifteen cent tickets. The law requires the buyer to pay, leaving little chance to dodge the levy.
Diller Public Schools note several absences including Dale Green and Frank Cavett while high attendance marks stand out for Ralph Long who sold seventeen exhibit tickets. A Victrola concert and a two night program raised 44.25 to buy room pictures as students and teachers shared in performances and a spelling match featured patrons against pupils.
Absent at the moment, organizers announce a big patriotic campaign to be launched during the upcoming meeting. The plan aims to rally public support and foster national pride through coordinated activities and messaging.
A fragment notes that when children are troubled by a cough the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can provide quick relief if directions are followed. The text emphasizes following the printed instructions.
The Jefferson County teachers are officially summoned to a war time gathering at Fairbury on October 27 1917 at 1 30 PM at Central High School to receive instruction and inspiration. County Chairman John Heasty will report on the Food Pledge Campaign and a Peru faculty member will discuss Reading Circle extension work with enrollment.
Mrs A C Kirstein of Greenville Illinois endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the most reliable for colds and bronchial troubles. She notes it has been used in her family for years and provides quick relief.
The corn crop reaches 38 220 000 000 bushels an increase of 700 000 000. The potato crop hits 465 000 000 bushels up nearly 200 000 000. Oats total 1 680 000 000 bushels up over 800 000 000. Tobacco at 12 500 000 00 pounds. These crops will aid the war effort.
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